Mamdani isn't paying influencers, but you know who is? The Pentagon, according to multiple reports from the last week! Curious how this faux-controversy about Zohran gains traction right after the Pentagon News.
Take note of the use of "Army" in the NYT and NYP headlines.
Biden tried to wipe out $23 billion in student loans and republicans blocked it and fought it in court claiming we couldn’t afford it
So far we have spent$40 billion on the war in Iran and have still not gotten the strait of Hormuz open
Imagine how great the economy would be if that $23 billion was being spent by Americans in America.
When the actual 9/11 happened, trump went on the radio and celebrated the fact that he now owned the tallest building in New York because the towers fell.
Goes without saying that if Zohran featured an AI version of Netanyahu in a campaign ad there’d be endless media outrage cycles and cries of “Jew hatred”
Hello, Twitter.
We’re a group of former campaign & Senate staffers for John Fetterman who are disgusted with what he's become.
If you were troubled by yesterday's Wall Street Journal story... trust us, that's just the tip of the iceberg.
It's even worse than you thought.
Seeing some reviewers knocking Halloween: The Game for being too similar to Friday the 13th and guys, I already bought the game, you don't need to keep selling me on it
WOW — “So forgiving debt is fine for you… but not for anyone else?”
Rep. @MaxwellFrostFL corners 1 of 20 boomers he faced about why he opposes canceling student debt when he admits his own family had debt forgiven. Incredible stuff. 😕🤔
(H/T @jubileemedia)
There’s a huge trend in NYC where people post “Hey Zohran, please fix this thing,”
Then marvel days later when it actually gets fixed.
NY Post hates this and is now targeting the people in Zohran’s administration who help make it possible.
That’s the story.
@JohnBoozman@SenTomCotton Are you admitting to supporting expanding our wars in order to increase profits? You are a disgusting, genocidal freak, John. The blood of hundreds of thousands are on your hands.
BUT: the bad news remains >> average hourly earnings for workers have now increased by only 3.1% on an annual basis... that means real wages are still negative when adjusted for inflation.
US households' purchasing power has been completely stalled out for much of this year now